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Hi, I'm Molly!
You found me!
physical therapist.
mom of two.
translator of medical jargon to plain english.
Why bother to listen to me, a random woman on the internet?
I earned a DPT (Doctorate of Physical Therapy) and a PCS (Pediatric Clinical Specialization). The PCS indicates that after my doctorate, I underwent additional training and board certification in the neurodevelopment of children.
After almost a decade of hands-on care, I have worked with families handling a wide range of diagnosis and situations. Interestingly, most families have the same concerns and questions, regardless of their particular situation.
I enjoy answering their questions and bringing some wonder back into the worrying world of development.
My Office is Your Home
Rather than you driving to a clinic, I come to you. Your child can be comfortable in their own home and you can learn how the environment you already have can help meet your child's goals.
Why does a 'pediatric' PT matter?
When you go to the doctor for a specific problem, you want to go to one that specializes in that problem. You don't want to go to a cardiologist for something wrong with your bones. When there are problems with a child's development, the best DPT to send them to is one who specializes in neurodevelopment -- that's me!
